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Fact - are statements that are universally accepted as truth. Facts are statements with no bias and are stated with neutral tone.

Opinion - are statements that are based on someone's perception, emotion, predictions, and/or biases.

Analogy - is a logical statement that shows the relationship between pairs of words.

To complete an analogy, we must first determine the relationship of the pairs of words.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Part to whole/Whole to part

Function/usage

Characteristics

Using what we know to make an informed guess about what we don't know

Reading between the lines.

is a word that is used to modify or describe nouns and/or pronouns.

usually positioned before the noun or pronoun it modifies.

Descriptive Adjectives - are adjectives that describe, or expresses things that are observable through the five senses.

Limiting Adjectives - Indicates limit (can be through numbers) to the word it modifies

Article Limiting Adjective - A, An, The

Numeral Limiting Adjective - Ordinal and Cardinal numbers

Pronominal Limiting Adjective - Pronouns, possessive forms of personal, demonstrative, and indefinite pronouns.

are words that modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.

Manner - answers the question How

Place - answers the question Where

Time - answers the question When

Degree - answers the question How much

Frequency - answers the question How often

Affirmation and Negation - expresses positive and negative

Coordinating Conjunctions - connect 2 parts of the sentence with equal value: FANBOYS (For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

Correlative Conjunctions - connects 2 parts of the sentence with equal value: either/or, neither/nor, not only/but also, as many/as, rather/than, whether/or, both/and, as/as

Subordinating Conjunctions - connects the independent clause with the dependent clause: because, when, since, until, as soon as, etc.